There's a Spring for Even Boys

Jewish high school student Danny (played by Steven Kaplan) tells his unfortunate experiences to his sunbathing friends by the swimming pool. It turned out that Danny was named to organize this year's high school graduation prom, but as a bachelor, he didn't even have a girlfriend to attend. At the family dinner table, everyone was not optimistic about Danny's prospects and encouraged him to find a girlfriend first to increase his confidence. Therefore, Danny extended an olive branch to the enthusiastic cheerleader girl, and also attracted his battle-hardened father (William H. Macy) on the date. However, it is clear that his father, who is not worthy of his name, did not help Danny. Instead, he made a fool of himself. After that, Danny began to attack his obese friend. It was not easy for the two people who were once diametrically opposed to be honest with each other. In the chaos, an Asian girl in the class showed favor to Danny and invited him to have lunch at home. However, the huge cultural differences still prevented Danny from gaining the confidence to pick up girls. Faced with many difficulties, can Danny hold the dance?